Evening all, Currently doc_collect does nasty things with at least one (perfectly valid) module I've written. The following seems to fix it, would appreciate input as to whether it would break anything: 8<___ doc_collect.py line 132+ ______ def whichmoduleobj(cls): """Figure out the module in which a class occurs. Search sys.modules for the module. Cache in classmap. Return a module object. If the class cannot be found, raise exception. """ ### Altered by mcfletch 98.03.31 to use 1.5 stuff if hasattr( cls, '__module__' ): try: import sys return sys.modules[ cls.__module__ ] # is this always imported??? except: pass ### End mcfletch alterations if _classmap.has_key(cls): return _classmap[cls] ... ________________________________ M i k e C . F l e t c h e r mcfletch@golden.net http://www.golden.net/~mcfletch/ ________________________________ Design, Consultation, Training Now available for hire

Ah, looking at the results, I see I do have plenty with which to test (they apparently mean something different than I'd assumed)... here's the re-revised version that works properly as far as I can see :) . Sorry for the static :-/ , Mike 8<____ ManualPage.py line 108 _____ # ___1____ ___2______ hyperlink_regex = regex.compile('HREF=\\([^:]*\\)::\\([^:]*\\)/HREF') 8<____ ManualPage.py line 500 _____ while 1: index = hyperlink_regex.search(text, index+len(rendered_link)) if index == -1: break link_len = len(hyperlink_regex.group(0)) # Group 1 is the link, group 3 the link text link, link_text = hyperlink_regex.group(1), hyperlink_regex.group(2) ________________________________ M i k e C . F l e t c h e r mcfletch@golden.net http://www.golden.net/~mcfletch/ ________________________________ Design, Consultation, Training Now available for hire